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1919
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2016
Earl BERRY Obituary
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Memories and Condolences
for Earl BERRY
5 Entries
LYLE PAULSEN
January 31, 2016
I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOST I WILL MISS HIM. I REMEMBER THE TIMES WE WORKED TOGETHER.. MY PRAYERS WILL BE WITH YOU...
Lisa Loftis
January 26, 2016
For many years whenever Capaw(Grandpa) spoke of his age instead of telling us he was "___ years old", he would say "I'm 96 years young". He often followed with saying "I'm going to live to be 100 or die trying."
Capaw demonstrated that a man's strength wasnt diminished by exhibiting kindness, humor and compassion, and duty to his family.
For many people, the best time they can have is to be with their Grandpa. I am so fortunate for the time spent with my Capaw throughout my life. He told me of his childhood in Missouri, about the love of fishing the Berry men had, they were considered to be the best fishermen in Branson. He plowed fields behind a mule on the family farm. During the depression he worked for the WPA, before serving in WWII.
He instilled in his family the importance of ethics, loyalty, and love. I miss him but I'm happy he is with family in heaven.
Minnie Frances Berry and family
January 23, 2016
So very sorry. We didn't have opportunity to know our Uncle Tommy, but we do love all our Berry family. May God comfort and keep you all, through this difficult journey and know that sister, Minnie Berry's family is keeping you in their prayers. God bless.
ALB
January 19, 2016
My sincere condolences to your family. May God "who comforts us in all our trials" (2 Cor 1:4) comfort you and your family at such a difficult time. I know God will help you to endure because he cares for you ( 1Peter 5 :7).
Ian Carah
January 17, 2016
A grateful nation mourns its loss. Rest in peace, Sir.
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